Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-10-08
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PoRrLAsD, Or, September 29.-In tn,
 case or A, Ferrers, charged with sellins
 adultersted butter from San Francisco
 Jus ice Tuttle, 6 local chemist testified
 that the article furnished them foi
 analysis only contained 70 per cent but
 ter: Ferrera will appeal to the Supreme
 Court,
 The trial of Wm. wsdhames and Wm
 Dunbar charged with similar offense:
 VIII take place October 8th and 9th re-
 spectlveiy- The examinations gre fixed
 Tor those dates because 6 Californian fl
 to testify for the defense.
 Los ANGELES, September PA wreck
 occurred this afternoon a few miles out
 or ths city on the Southern Pacific
 road. The wreck WAS caused by spre d.
 ing Of the rails. The Pullman car Mon.
 terey wss crushed oil and two other c8rs
 were piled up Tn 6 mass of wreokaSe
 No one IS reported as being seriously
 injured.
 l NEW YORK, September 29.-Iu ;he ss.
 slon ot the Pacific railroad investigating
 commission 10 day, Col. John O. Rsifi
 was examined at great length.
 An affidavit was filed by the attorney
 of Senator Jones O, Nevada setting icrtb
 the particulars of the sale of Los An
 seles and Independence road to c. P.
 Huntington.
 CoLToS. September 29.-Colonel J. W Preston, Mission Indian agent, with a
 detachment of United States troops went
 up to Banning to-day to eject a large
 number of settlers who have hitherto
 settled on lands reserved by an exeou-
 tive order ID 1887 for the use of the Mis-
 sion Indians. and the present evictious
 are being made to carry out the provis-
 ions oi the order. The settlers on these
 lands have lived there for many years
 aad have improved the lands consider able. They have refused to vAcste,
 hence the necessity of calling in the aid
 of troops. There Is no likelihood of bloodshed.
 WASHINGTON. September 29-The President has appointed Hon. William Putnam of Maine. and Hon. James B. Angell of Michigan to set with the sec retary o' state in the negotiations for the settlement with Great Britain of the fisheries question. which both gentlemen have accepted.
 Putnam has been counsel for the United States for the last two years in the cases arising under the law and trea- ty in connection with the fisheries is pute.
 Angell is president of the university of Michigan and has had experience ID international transactions.
 Los ANGELES, September 29-The Pa cific Coast Detective agency received to-. day two immense blood hound trsilers7 from Georgia, to be used m running down criminals in the mountain fast Desses and other obscure places.
 SAN FRANCISCO, September 29-Sher- If McMsnn received a communication from Governor Waterman to-day stating that he would not interfere in the case of Ssre Bo and the ChinRman will ac- cordinyly be hanged at noon tomorrow. When Bo was informed of the gover- nOrs action he broke down and cried bitterly. He still protested his inno cence and said he WAS 8 victim of high bInder plot. He queue was cut of this afternoon st his own request. He claims that he is 8 Christian and Is will ing to die.
 YREKA, September 29-Yesterday was the time given for the CoInese 10 leave 5isson, and only the presence of sheriff Moxley snd United States Marshal Beams prevented riot. One hundred men headed by E. J. Simmons, prom | inent young lawyer ard an anti-Chi- | oese agitstor, started 10 visit the Chi | oese under the pretense of suing. He | was arrested and an attempt would have | been made to rescue him had be Tot | cautioned his followers to desist from | such a step.
 WASHINGTON, September 29-The | present postmRsters at :he following | named offices which become presidential | on Oct 1st have been resppointed by | the president: Anaheim, Cal, Glen wood, Gal, Msnitou Springs, Colo.
 SAN FRANCIsco. September 29-In- dian Agent Charles Fl. Yates now in this oity bus been notified of the issuance of an injunction against his using force to drive stock and herders from the Round Valley Indian reservation. A California battery of artillery WAS recently sent to the scene of trouble by General Howard and placed st the disposal of Agent Yates, and the stock Rrszers learning of the feet got Rn injunction. Captain Shaw and his troops still remain Bt the scene. United States Attorney Carey has received instructions from the at torney general to bring suit of eject ment immediately against the alleged .respsssers on government property. General Carey has been placed in pos session of all necessary data and doubt less will begin suits soon il the United States courts. At present of the l030O0 acres in the Round Valley reservation, lnly about 5000 acres are in the posses ;ion of the Indians.
 NEW YORK, September 29-Ex-Sena- tor Norwood, of Georgia, appeared be- lore the Pacific Railroad Commission his morning, to explain vouchers for 6 amount m the possession ,f the Central Pacific which showed him o have received these amounts Tor ser 7Ices. The senator said he was engaged Is counsel for the Southern Pacific after le had left the senate. and the vouchers were for the amounts received for coun- eI fees.
 ST. LOUIS, September 29.-Tbe nation Il epcarnpment of the GA R. assembled hIs morning. Reports of the commit ees were resumed. First ID order being he committee on pensions. They relate herr efforts to procure liberal legisla- ion from congress and the fate of the Iependent pension bill. It was fsr from what they wanted, but is would st best emoye l2,000 veterans from the psuper houses. The Mexican pension bill was ST more liberal than the one penslonlng ,oldiers of the Rebellion. This bill met he approval of the President, and they were fairly stunned when from the same ,aud came a veto of Inoresse of Ike principle but infinitely small ID degree or veterans of the war against treason They appealed to the grand army repuo. jeans, and 8 response came from 5O.UVV members iu no uncertain tones and the committee therefore prepared a aeW ,eusion bill. This bill makes provisions or peuHons to all veterans who are or nav hereafter become unable to earn heir own livelihood and for the direct continuance of pensions to widows ID heir own right, for an increase or pres mi sum to minor children and Tor sther or mother from any date ot de, i ,eudenca. The bill is similar ID general ,riuciples to that vetoed, but the oolec- , ious5le pauper clause IS omitted, max